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Upcoming Events, Readings, and Workshops


Upcoming Events:

PictureLeft Bank Books in St Louis, MO
Ravenna Third Place Books with Caleb Thompson | Seattle, WA | April 16
A Book For All Seasons | Leavenworth, WA | April 18
Village Books, with Ted O’Connell | Bellingham WA | April 25
Barnes & Noble Colorado Blvd | with Liz Prato | Denver, CO | May 16
LitFest | Denver, CO | June 16
Boulder Bookstore with Lauren C. Johnson
Boulder, CO | July 23
Mesa Verde Writers Conference & Festival
Mancos, CO | Sept 2 - 4
Desert Nights / Rising Stars 
Tempe, AZ | October 9-11

Anytime:
​To contact Wendy for an event, or to book, please go here.
​She is based in Phoenix, Arizona


Coverage of The Last Supper

  • About the book for Necessary Fiction, Research Notes 
  • Review: Don’t Need A Diagram 
  • Writer's Digest, Author Profile 
  • Interview in Full Stop, by K.E. Semmel 
  • The Writer's Chronicle, Excerpt
  • Interview in Small Press Picks
  • Deborah Kalb's Book Blog
  • The What If Journal

Reviews

What If We Were Somewhere Else
  • Review in the New York Times
  • Booklist
  • Publisher's Weekly
  • 20 Questions with Wendy J. Fox for Jeffrey Reads
  • The Moment Moves On, The Rumpus Interview
  • Interview at Occhi Magazine
  • Podcast: Real Fiction Radio with Lori Messing McGary 
  • Ten Colorado Books for Gift Giving in 2021
  • Review at Bibliotaphs Blog
  • Change Seven Magazine review​
  • Review in Mom Egg
If the Ice Had Held
  • If the Ice Had Held on Small Press Picks
  • If the Ice Had Held on Goodreads
  • In Kirkus​​
  • PANK
  • Necessary Fiction
  • ​Split Lip Magazine
  • Cultured Vultures
  • ​Heavy Feather Review
  • Midwest Book Review

The Pull of It
  • The Pull of It on Small Press Picks 
  • "It" for Great Writers Steal
  • Q & A #49 with Mark Stevens
  • The Outword Turned Inward
  • Review by Patrick Thomas Henry on Necessary Fiction
  • Review by Briana R. McDonald for The Literary Review
  • Mary Anne Bordonaro for Heavy Feather Review​
  • Top Books by Expats | Displaced Nation

Media Appearances, Reviews,

​and Interviews

  • "Searingly Sharp" - an interview with Leslie Lindsay
  • A death, a funeral and a pregnancy propel a narrative told from three points of view in The Colorado Sun
  • 5 Small Press Audiobooks in LitHub
  • The Season's Best Reads at High Country News
  • 20 Great Gift Books from Colorado Authors
  • Interview at Craft Literary
  • Could a day job be the secret to finishing your novel? - with Megan DeMatteo at Spare Change
  • Q & A with Wendy J. Fox at Ravishly
  • 37 Amazing New Books to Add to Your Spring Reading List
  • Q & A - If the Ice Had Held

More Press

  • With Mark Stevens for Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers
  • With Ryan Warner on Colorado Matters
  • With Mark Stevens on Don't Need a Diagram
  • ​With Kenneth Nichols at Great Writers Steal
  • ​At Press 53: 5 Questions, 3 Facts
  • At 88.5 WFDD with Bethany Chafin
  • With David Abrams on My First Time
  • ​With Alison Balaskovits for The Missouri Review​​
  • Wendy interviews Maria Mutch for Smokelong Quarterly
  • ​Wendy interviews Katie Burgess for Smokelong Quarterly
  • ​With Lisa Morrow for​ English Kills

The Seven Stages of Anger and Other Stories
  • Ashley Begley for JMWW
  • Michael Czyzniejewski at 366 Story
  • Christopher Linforth for Necessary Fiction
  • Jody Hobbs Hessler for [PANK]
  • Beth Castrodale at Small Press Picks​​
  • Reader reviews on Goodreads

Other News Coverage, Articles, and Blogs
  • Conversations Between Friends for CRAFT Literary
  • Persistence Pays|YES! Weekly
  • An Excerpt | We Wanted to be Writers
  • Short Fiction Award Winner | Press 53
  • Notes from the Vault at The Town Crier
  • Where Writers Write on The Next Best Book Blog​
  • ​Reconciling Books Sales as a Debut Author | Read Her Like an Open Book 
  • ​Emerging Writers Network |  Where are they now?
  • If My Book | MonkeyBicycle​​
  • Subtle Connections - Interview of Gregory Spatz | The Rumpus
  • Be a Reed in the Wind - Interview of Aisha Sharif | The Rumpus


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From the Raleigh Review

Novels are large landscapes...short stories are more often still lifes—the angle of light on a peach, a bowl, a knife—illuminating small moments...Wendy J. Fox helps us see those moments.

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